This is a cute location. It is filled with a lot of older type of products that you saw when you…read morewere a kid, but it also has a lot of new things as well so the selection is vast. They have cute knickknacks and things. That can be purchased, and it is a great little shop and they're really not overpriced. All the clothing is upstairs so they do sell clothes too, and although they are not exactly the cheapest things in the world, they also not the most expensive things in the world. We're always greeted with friendliness and you know it's a great atmosphere so it is a nice place to visit overall and they have a lot of fresh fudge there that looks absolutely delicious. My folks get a fudge there all the time when they are in the area. I definitely recommend this place if you're ever in Northville,, give it a shot.

This historic shop on Main Street claims to be the oldest five and dime in the entire country,…read morehaving been in business since 1907. I don't know if that's true, or if it's been this busy for 114 years, but it was definitely packed full of people last Saturday perusing the wide array of merchandise they have for sale. Despite its proximity to the Great Sacandaga Lake, Northville is usually a sleepy little town. Last Saturday though, the Five and Dime was literally the busiest place I've been since COVID hit...maybe it was a combination of the 4th of July parade happening soon and the impending rain...but I like to think it's just because it's an awesome shop. Five and dimes seem to be dying out across the country, but if you've never been to one it's like a mini-department and/or general store. They've got all kinds of fun stuff to check out from toys (bubbles for my daughter), camping supplies, hardware, stationary, seasonal decorations (we found some needed graduation stuff, birthday candles, etc.) crafts, housewares, and more. Don't forget to check out the second floor which has a surprisingly nice selection of lake-appropriate clothing (Lakegirl must be a popular brand these days), and a whole room for baby stuff...books, clothes, toys, and more. Most importantly, they've got homemade fudge. I'm not a huge fudge guy, but I'll happily get down with the sea salt caramels anytime, and the army of teenage girls that seem to staff this place will be happy to help you out.

Absolutely the best gift shop! The owner is welcoming and so sweet! So many great items and local…read moreartists' work. Definitely a must see when in the area. Worth the trip from anywhere!

This outlet shopping center is like any other mall. They have a certain stores that offer…read morediscounts on their products. If you are a savvy person who likes to get a bargain, and you live in, or go to lake George for a vacation, then this place is for you.

Along what has clearly become a "shopping destination" on Rt 9 is this newer outlet mall. It…read morecompliments the other malls already here, and some of the stores are higher end. But it also has some of the same types of stores already here. This is only outdoors, no inside corridor to cover you in bad weather. But there is a covered walkway. The stores are also all fresh and new. From that view it was great. Very easy parking here. You can walk to the next mall over from here when Rt 9 is a mess. Which it seems to be often. Stores include: Brooks Brothers Le Cruset Olympia Sports Wilsons Leather JOs Bank Guess DKNY Chicos

Great clean facilities with a wide variety of stores…read more Outlet is split across the roadway, but pedestrian crossing is available Parking is available, but can get packed.

home to more than 50 stores offering steep discounts on national brands and designer merchandise…read more We were in the area (Lake George boat tour and all, had some time in hand so came here for shopping). The four outlet shopping centers are located within walking distance of each other, so you can park once and shop all day. Parking is free and plentiful, while pedestrian crosswalks make it safe and easy to zigzag across Route 9 in search of the latest bargains. Yes, half of the stores are across the busy road so you can road is diving this outlet in two parts. It is located just off Exit 20 of the Adirondack Northway (I-87) and only two miles south of Lake George Village. Each center has public restrooms, an ATM machine, and vending machines filled with cold drinks. Tip: don't be confused, While this entire half-mile strip is referred to as "The Outlets", there are currently four distinct centers: Adirondack Outlet Mall, French Mountain Commons, Log Jam Outlet Center and The Outlets at Lake George East and West. Spend your day perusing the miles of aisles at this massive shopping complex on State Route 9 in Lake George.

This place has a lot of shops, pretty much about anything you need and plenty you want but don't…read moreneed. We had a nice time, easy to get around, literally right off the highway and route 9. Plenty of good food around as well.

It's usually pretty clean. There's not many stores there that are known or popular. The service is…read morealways good. There is not much else to say it is a very small mall. Would be good if they added a bathroom though.

This has got to be the cleanest most organized and well run Dollar General I have ever been in…read more When I visited the store this evening they were taking items off the shelf and wiping down the shelves. Everything is nice and even on the shelves with products being pulled to the front so you can see if any is available. Lots of great priced, name brand items as well. I left with a bag of things that I needed and I only spent $12.

Funny how only good thing is from 10yrs ago don't know what happened but I've seen rats running…read morearound this store recently so no I won't shop here. Was slowing my kids to choose a snack for our movie night and my 3 kids and myself seen 2 rats run under a rack so we left and purchased our snack option from cumberlandfarms instead disgusting health risk store. Wish I could give zero stars

Super cute shop with lots to look at. There's a variety of artisan goods like jewelry, candles, and…read moresmall home decor items. This is a great place to pick up some unique gifts or to find something special for yourself. I was pleased with the variety and prices. I'll be stopping back to do some holiday browsing and shopping!

I enjoyed my leisurely visit to this little shop in the middle of Hoosick Falls. I was happy to see…read morethat it offers a little bit of everything and is not focused on "folksy." I was able to find unique and perfect gifts for friends, who are all very different from each other, at good prices. Friendly service and a nice, calm dog in the shop as well :)

Not much to this marketplace. But the few shops they have are decent. I wouldn't say it's a must do…read morein the area but it's a cute place to check out when walking around downtown Saratoga.

Did the wine tasting at the end of the market and the person doing it was very informative and…read morefriendly. Highly recommend!